Live Seminar Featuring Dr. Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller, RN, BSN

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Join hundreds of churches who have hosted Dr. Turansky and Mrs. Miller in their Parenting is Heart Work parenting seminar. Turansky and Miller have written five books, created three video series, and are on the cutting edge of parenting today. Their biblical, practical approach energizes parents with tools they can use when they walk out the door.

If you are interested in hosting a seminar featuring Dr. Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller, RN, BSN, please call our office at (800) 771-8334. Download a two-page pdf with details for hosting a live seminar to pass on to the leadership of your church.

If you're interested in having a different presenter come to your church, click here.

What's the Difference?
The difference between having Dr. Turansky and Mrs. Miller come to your church or another presenter is two-fold. First, the cost of other presenters in $350 host church fee plus travel and a minimum guarantee of 50 people paying $15 each. 

The cost of having Dr. Turansky and Mrs. Miller is a minimum guarantee of 150 adults paying $20 each. There's no host church fee but you pay a $800 deposit which is credited toward your minimum guarantee. After the minimum guarantee is met, the church receives $5 of each additional $20 collected.

Secondly, the material taught by other presenters is "Cooperation, Consequences, and Keeping Your Sanity," an excellent presentation containing essential step-by-step guidelines for teaching cooperation and responsibility to children, seven categories of consequences to help children change on a heart level, and powerful ways to end correction times.
Here's what's taught.

Dr. Turansky and Mrs. Miller are now teaching a seminar called "Everyday Parents CAN Raise Extraordinary Kids" They give 10 practical parenting tools that radically change a family's interaction and help parents create an action plan that can be used right away.
Here's what's taught.

 Both seminars are excellent for parents of children 2-18 and one is not a prerequisite for the other.

Using Parenting Classes as an Outreach
More and more churches are discovering the benefit of using parenting seminars to reach out to their community. Parenting is a need people are willing to admit. Calvary Chapel of Mercer County hosted a three-week parenting class and advertised it to the community. The response was 138 families from outside the church in addition to the 30 Calvary Chapel families. Over 300 adults and children attended the seminar. It was an excellent opportunity to introduce families to the church and its other programs, and even to the Lord. Cumberland Valley Church in Dillsburg, PA offered a one evening parenting class every year for three years. At their most recent event, they had over 160 adults and children attend, most of whom were not from their church.

Many churches look for ideas that will attract people to the Lord. Many of those ideas get some results. Parenting classes, though, create a unique opportunity to touch the lives of people. Ministering to families through a felt need often opens the doors for conversations about spirituality and about the message of salvation. The church develops a reputation that says, "We care about families," and people are eager to learn more.

Offer a Children's Program
We provide you with curriculum for a children's program that uses activities, Bible stories, and crafts to communicate truths to children that complement what the adults are learning. The children's program is a significant demonstration that you as a church are interested in families. Furthermore, as volunteers from your church work together, they experience the blessing of fellowship and of knowing that they are serving the Lord together.

Whether you have Dr. Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller live or through video, your church will benefit from the humor, stories, and practical help. Parents from single parent families, blended families, and traditional families all learn valuable tools that they can apply with their kids.